Please determine the beam shearing stress, flexural stress and maximum deflection using the given steel I beam. 40 N21 N/M17 M DESIGNATIONHEORETICAFLANGEWEBAXIS X-XAXIS Y - YMASSAREADEPTHWIDTHTHICKthicknessIx(10^6)Sx (10^3)Iy(10^6)Sy (10^3)rxryIDE FLANGEKG/mmm^2mm^4mm^3mm^4mm^3mmmmmmmmmmmm5480 /11800312.739 800932 30934.5170110065.4W920X34221.1371

Reactions at the supports :R=2117+40=397kNmax shearM=211722+4017=3714.5kN-m max moment

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Please determine the beam shearing stress, flexural stress and maximum deflection using the given steel I beam.

DESIGNATIONHEORETICA
FLANGE
WEB
AXIS X-X
AXIS Y - Y
MASS
AREA
DEPTH
WIDTH
THICK
thickness
Ix(10^6)
Sx (10^3)
Iy(10^6)
Sy (10^3)
rx
ry
IDE FLANGE
KG/m
mm^2
mm^4
mm^3
mm^4
mm^3
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
mm
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312.7
39 800
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170
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65.4
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371

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